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Yellow Lens

SKIQUATTRO

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Been looking high and low for goggles with yellow lens, cant find any...any suggestions?
 

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Oakley A-Frame. They make lenses in just about every color/tint and they can be changed very quickly. The only down side is lenses can be expensive.
 

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in flat light/snow my rose color lens isnt working...cant see any depth, shoulda grabbed my clear, woulda been better.....i wear yellow glasses when mtn biking and they're great....
 

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I swear by the oakley Blue iridiums too, probably use them 80% of the time, the only exceptions being true blue-bird days, then I switch to my fire iridiums.
 

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I swear by the oakley Blue iridiums too, probably use them 80% of the time, the only exceptions being true blue-bird days, then I switch to my fire iridiums.

The terrain definition with the Blue Iridium is amazing. Especially at the end of an overcast day when it can get real dangerous.
 

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Probally but it is difficult to tell without putting them on. I have been using a oakley blue iridium lense for years now in both goggles and sunglasses and have not found anything that is exactly the same but I have seen some that are close. I just checked the proform price on the laser sky dl and they are dirt cheap! If you do pick them up let me know how you like them becasue i need a new pair of sunglasses and dont want to shell out the $250 for a pair of Oakleys that ususlly get banged up in one season.
 

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I have a lot on my plate and am skipping skiing this weekend, Quattro. If you're skiing this weekend and want to borrow my Blue Iridium's, for a test drive, let me know.
 

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i appreciate the offer, but no turns for me this weekend...next planned trip is MRG Apr 1 (or SB/Stowe/WF conditions depending)
 

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Oakley A-Frame. They make lenses in just about every color/tint and they can be changed very quickly. The only down side is lenses can be expensive.

i just bought a pair last week, they are supposed to be here tomorrow!

backcountry outlet was the cheapest i could find $84 for the A-frame with high intensity lens, the Wisdom's look great too and they're only $91 normally $130

http://www.backcountryoutlet.com/outlet/OAK0126/c1/s100000021/Oakley-A-Frame-Goggle-w-High-Intensity-Lens.html
 

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there used to be a company called PROLENS which sold replacement lenses for most goggles. i say used to be as i don't know if they still exist. try 1-800-PRO-LENS. If they're still around, you should be able to find a replacement yellow for your existing goggles.
 

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From Scott USA

Night Amplifier Lens
The Night Amplifier Lens capitalizes on the patented light transmission process as the other Amplifier Lenses, but matches the optimum absorption wave-lengths of the human eye in night time lighting conditions.



Light Amplifier Lens
Patent N° 1.171.064 - The Light Amplifier Lens has been optically engineered with the same patented light transmission process as the Amplifier Lens, in a lighter tint for true three dimensional contrast on those ultra-low light storm days.
 

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Night Amplifier Lens
The Night Amplifier Lens capitalizes on the patented light transmission process as the other Amplifier Lenses, but matches the optimum absorption wave-lengths of the human eye in night time lighting conditions.



Light Amplifier Lens
Patent N° 1.171.064 - The Light Amplifier Lens has been optically engineered with the same patented light transmission process as the Amplifier Lens, in a lighter tint for true three dimensional contrast on those ultra-low light storm days.

"Night Amplifier Lens"

Does that mean it makes things look darker?

Another fine example of a good idea hamstrung by bad marketing terms.
 

SKIQUATTRO

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i believe it enhances night time skiing, but if thats the case, whats the difference btwn the Night and the Light??
 
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